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Sean,<br />
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Thanks so much for your responce. &nbsp;It turns out I have a client that iws a disaster. &nbsp;I am resizing each table and boy this is hell.<br />
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-P
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Sean,

Thanks so much for your responce.  It turns out I have a client that iws a disaster.  I am resizing each table and boy this is hell.

-P

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I've had them too - we all have. If this site is online, I may be able to offer some suggestions...
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I've had them too - we all have. If this site is online, I may be able to offer some suggestions...

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I have a website that was designed in photoshop (images based-problem right there) and then behaviors and links were applied in dreamweaver. &nbsp;The site size is 800 x 600 and you cannot see the whole page with a 640 x 480 monitor. &nbsp;Is there a code I can get, to automatically resize the whole webpage to a smaller size, instead of going in and resizing and reslicing and redoing the scripts. &nbsp;I need a quick solution that will help me avoid spending hours redoing the whole entire site.<br />
-P<br />

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I have a website that was designed in photoshop (images based-problem right there) and then behaviors and links were applied in dreamweaver.  The site size is 800 x 600 and you cannot see the whole page with a 640 x 480 monitor.  Is there a code I can get, to automatically resize the whole webpage to a smaller size, instead of going in and resizing and reslicing and redoing the scripts.  I need a quick solution that will help me avoid spending hours redoing the whole entire site.
-P


Resizing a webpage designed in Photoshop(sliced) and Dreamweaver

Web development software is used to create websites for both the Internet and intranets. Software can be either locally installed or operated through a cloud interface, and ranges in complexity from simple text editors to full-fledged integrated development environments (IDEs) that include graphics, video, audio, scripting and database support.